Turbid water can significantly reduce the effectiveness of disinfectants. The presence of suspended particles, organic matter, and microorganisms in turbid water can shield pathogens from the disinfectant, leading to lower contact efficiency. Additionally, these particles may react with the disinfectant, consuming it and reducing its available concentration for effective disinfection. Consequently, higher doses or longer contact times may be required to achieve the same level of microbial inactivation.
turbid means flow of water or any liquid
Turbid means muddy or unclear. - If experiencing this on well water, it can basically mean anything that's in the ground. You need a filter, -but first get your water analysed to make sure it's OK to drink, and what is making it turbid.
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Yes, salt water can be an effective disinfectant due to its ability to kill certain types of bacteria and viruses. However, it may not be as effective as other disinfectants like bleach or alcohol.
Water that is muddy and dark from particles is called turbid water. Turbidity is a measure of the cloudiness or haziness of a liquid caused by suspended solids.
First understand the Dictionary definition of Turbid. Then change it to Turbidity: "I cannot see the bottom of the Stream because of the Turbidity of the water." {Short Answer}.
Swamps are terrific filters for turbid water flows.
If one gallon of water requires two ounces of disinfectant, then for sixteen ounces of water (which is one-eighth of a gallon), you would need one-fourth of the two ounces. Therefore, you would use half an ounce of disinfectant for sixteen ounces of water.
Ishould not do any harm if you dont leave it there too long and it will have a disinfectant effect.
It depends what is making it turbid. -Take a sample to a lab for analysis.